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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-10-04
Mortgages Notice Of Intention 70
ForeclOse and Of Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant go power 1f SAFE rorrafnet .u
certain mortgage deed made D. = !. j. klzsas a.e
% Lyman Brothers. dated fLe irl ilF of Dee
u, 1856 and recorded jn the REGISTRY lf DEED
IN Liber lu3, on pp &c. -, 90. and fo- trc4cl 20
the conditions I'm said mortgage deed courafne--
TO Wit: the uon-paymeut Oi prnctra. ADD Iufe--
est when due. the said morfElcaes intend OBJ
foreclose said mortgage and upon s1il foreclosure
VIII sell at public auction @, the saiesru0n % ~
Levey, In Honolulu. isl nd OF Oahu. QN sat
URDAT, the 18th day Of Nov A D 1ss7, 40 %
O'Clock noon or said day, the premises fcscritel
in said mortgage.
The premises thus described are. Thar certain
lndent1re Of Lease given by Paklholiuhi. and
others, TO Jnu Gruuwald, dated Nay . Isoi. aid
recorded In the Hawaiian Registry OF Deeds. in
BOOR 50, on page 4gs, with the premises thcrelF
demised. which said lease was assigned b. said
Grunwald to said K p kahookeic. by assignment
dated Jan {, loeJ, which lease dehIses certain
land IN Makaalae, Hama Maui. Tor che terra %
i've years, II a rental Of fifty dollars per nnuum.
Also, all and singular the buildings and store
houses upon the said leased premises IS M-kaa-
lac, Hama. Mani.
Hama. which are more particularly described ir a
mortgage deed from said X p Kaheokele 90 A
Unna, dated January % lso3. and recorded lu che
Hawaiian Registry Of Deeds 90 BOok - On
page 25l-
LYMAN BROTHERS.
Dated Honolulu, Sept 70. 81 Mortgage
Smith s. Kinney.
Attorneys for Mortgages ff.l s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-10-04

1t is reported that the Auckland
banks viii reduce the rates of
interest to 4, 3 and 2 per cent. Are
the conditions of Hawaii so very
much different from those Of New
Zealand that money should be several
times as dear here as there?
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The Joran Concert.

The concert last week in the Y.M.C.A.
Hall by the Misses Joran and Signor RoselIi
had a fair house. The piano. and indeed all
the music, was of the highest order. Each
number was rapturously applauded, and en-
cores we're responded to, in some cases, by
extras. not on the programme, but none the
less brilliantly performed. Miss Pauline's
violin playing was exquisitely fine, while the
piano music by Misses Lulu and Elise was
superb. Signor Roselli's singing was highly
appreciated by the house and he was induced
TO respond to encOres. The performance
throughout was delightful, while the audi
ence during each piece seemed to be spell
bound
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-10-04
Tx APPEAL BOARD NOTICE, 1887

rTHE TAX APPEAL BOARDS
Il in the several districts for the Second Judicial
Circuit will sit to hear Tax Appeals as follows:
At Court House, Wailuku, October 9th and 9TH,
at 10 m.
At Court House, Makawao, October 18th and
18th, at 10 m.
AT Court House, Hama, October Goth. at
10 m.
At Court House, Lshaina. October 18th. at
At Court House, Pnkoo, Molokai. october 18th.
GEO. E. RICHARDSON,
Pres. Tax Appeal Boards. ID Judicial Circuit
Wailuku. Mani. Sept p, 1887. 11s5 81
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- No Handbook exceis the HAWAII
AN ALMANAC AND ANNUAL for
reliable statistical and general information re-
lat;ng to these Islands. Price 80 cents +; or
mailed abroad, 60 cents each
T. G. THRUM, PUBlIsHER.
ISIly Honolulu, II. /.
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MR.. W. F. ALLEN

Has an office with Messrs Bishop6 Co, corner
of Merchant and Kaahumanu Streets. and he
viii be pleased to attend to any business en-
trusted TO him. ii73 en-
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Trustee Estate of r w Holt. deceased
Saufarnhar &c rCc-


Honolulu, September O. 1887.
The premises to be sold consist Of the following
lands, to wit: Land situate at Makapala in said
kohala, and bounded as follows: Ma Ia aoao
akau kO JAS kaai apana alma, aoaO hisina q ko
hua apana alma ma ka aoaO hema ko j X Hoo
kano apana alma; aOaO kOmohana o ko ID W
Aiwohi apana alma, and being a portion Of the
same premises described in ROYAL Patent gTgl To
kehlieolea, and were conveyed 10 said Nobea
kaai by d W AiwOhi by deed dated Oct. IS 1882
and recorded in Liber 81. folio 1885,
Lana situate al said Makapaa and bounded az
follows; Commencing at a stone with mark Of An
AFRO" on II al stream, and running north 7g7 Isl
east true; IS feet down stream along Kaai's nur-
chase; north 24' % east. true: a63 feet down
stream along same; south 7so ~ east. tine. Ia
feet along heliieolea's kuleana: sourb IS p
west iruei l72 feet along Null uD ridre. soptb
~ = west true; 392 feet along Niuff ~ ride
20 q stone marked with cross; thence north ess
81 west, true; l24 feet along -kamakaaIafs mr.
chase 20 a cross on stsne az edge of yuicb
norm y ~ west, true; 10 feet along Ea1nal-a-
ala - down side OF gulch to corner Of faro tafch
thence north 70 81 west true: 73 feet sio5G
same TO stream: north 30 ~ east. trne. &, fes7
along heanu purchase; down stream 10 initial
point continuing an area Of 75-l00 acres baIug
q portion Of the Ahupuaa OF Makapala. [. G A Ma
500 b. Apana B and the same premises thar we're
conveyed TO said NOhea kaai by the Trustees off
the Lunalilo Estate by deed dated Nav 1ss4
ana recorded IN Liber VI, pp % and 100. 11s6 It
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JoHN BUCkLEY. sIar--.--.
Mortgages Notice Of Fore
closure.
N ACCORDANCE WITH

Il y ACOOhOANl T. W AIH A
i power Of sale contained in q cerf1sn mo-.
made by Chang HUOn mortgazor TO Frarris n
Hatch mortgage dated the an dav Of lfsr fs-l
recorded in Liber ~ pages ~. fa3 and fgi rhich
said mortgage was duly assigned 90 Wrir-s
Uillebrand by said Francis ~ Hatch mor--rr.s
by deed OF assignment dated me 18th tlv az Feh-
ruary 1891. and recorded iu Liber - pace -.
and said Assignee Of mortgage leaving dpces.~5
Hon. Charles r. Bishow was duly appointed Ar
ministutOr with the will annexed of the esfstr
Of William Htllebrand- Notice IS hereby even
that the said Administrator Of the estate % the
said William Hiilebrand deceased Intends 10
forecl0se said mortgage for condition hrasca %
wit: nOnpaymenJ Of principal and interest -nf
upon such foreclosure Will sell at Public Auction
at a time aud place 70 be hereafter DESIGNATED
all and singular the lands tenemeHss and heredi
lament mortgaged in said mortgage as below sre-
Gifted. CHARLES X. BISHOP
Administrator Of Estate Of Wm- HIuebrind
Further particular can be obtained b. lppica-
tion to Whiting and Creighton Attorneys a. Lax.
The premises 10 be sold are situ1te On The
South Western side Of Hotel street. Eulni1il
containing an area Of 81 square fafhoms Eul
square feet, being kuleaua. Heiu IS granted rc
kauhola by Royal Patent No. Is dated lanrllF
1859, and described By survey 10 deed from 81
h0la 70 HGngip dated September 18th lc5e rec1r-
Cd III Liber II pages = and @
Also; That piece or parcel % land rld5oinla :
the last aforesaid premises on Hotel street r1rit-
cularly in deed from Francis Spencer to HANG b
dated February &jrd 1859 Of record Boo I.iha-
page 1872 leaving frontage on sai4 street ~
feet and depth of Be- feet I1s2
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-10-04
Mortgages Notice of ForeclosCrs ana
Of Sale.

IN y ACCORDANCE WITH
4 power Of sale contained In a certain r.r-.--' =
made BY Anehiwa and Yong Awaha. her 6-.S,,--l
Of Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. 20 fobr p.-.5-4-'
dated Oct !, 1884, recorded in the &C., ~,
Registrar Of COnveyances, in Liber 81 ~ 30 4
Notice is hereby given that sasd ,s5-.-. =
intends 70 foreclose said mortgage f,- rr,-Ti-7,-
broken. TO wit: the nOupaymenf Of tha fr---
when due, and upon said foreclosure ,riii -.i' =
public auction, at the saiesroorn OF Iru-i. 7 -
in Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. on WEDI VS., y
Oct. 3, 1887, ut 10 noon Of said dav ne - =
as described in said mortgage as below $780,
Further particulars can be had 81 N g.. 80
sarrat, Attorney at Law -'-
JOHN BUCKLEY, Mor--s-.s
Honolulu. Sept. TO- 1857.
The premises 20 be sold are situate AZ E.l--...,-
HAIKU kapalama, in said Honolulu and - II
of portions OF Apana Z. Of ROYAL Patent ~. 10y
l.. Z. A No. 23hb. TO kuhiana which v-r-s ,l.--7s
to the SAID Anehiwa By her graud-mothe- 49,
kala-see Probate Records. Vol Is f1iis si---4
are more particularly described a. fsii0v-s.
Lot containing an area Of 30 arrss Il -
survey OF NJ ID. Monsarrat. dated Aur h ~
Lot containing an area OF gl-i00 80 i. -
survey OF NJ D. MUnsarrat. dated Arr IN 49,
Lot l IS leased for $50 per arnrui. 80.
expires Nov. %, 1891; and water ris.b; hi - l..
Is leased ior 50 per annum uuiil Nos. ID is5-.
ana Tor So per annum until arg. I. fsg-
Lot IS leased for So per AMMAN. ierse er---..
November 20. 1891 F'-7
The Surveys and Plans OF the Lots ear h. ....-
az the ONCE OF >. VI. Nruslrrat -r-1 i
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TAX APPEAL NOTICE

THE TAX APPEAL BOARDS
J. IN HILO. PUMA and KAU, Island Of Hawaii
A. d. 1887. will meet as follows:
AT the Court House, Pohoiki, Puma, on Friday,
October 9TH.
October 18th.
at the Court House. waiohinu, Kan, on
Monday, October 9th.
F. 5. LYMAN,
11S43t Chairman Tax Appeal Boards
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-10-04
COMMERCIAL.
ROYOLTLU. az. 4. Isl

Business has been exceedingly dull during the
week the only ripple that seemed to stir the sur
face at an being the arrival OF the steamer from
the Coast.
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Nem advertisements.
Mortgages Notice OF Fore
closure.


IN ACCORDANCE wrTr
4 power Of sale contained In a e,--,5- -
made BY Chung Hoou mOrtcs7or III CO., =
Bishop and Samuel IT, Damon, r--se-.'- r.
estate Of Rebecca Funee Pn1tr 49, ne
dated the 9th day OF FEBRUARY isss -.-,.-.,s,
Liber 81 on pages 45l aud az Nofira n s-.l
given that said mortgages intend 4, r,s5
said mortgage for condition broken ~ ,-l,.e.- -
payment Of principal aud interest ~ 49,
foreclosure win sen At Public Auciion Z, 4 .i.-.
TO be hereafter dcsigpaied all and sinegis-s ~
lands tenement and hereditameufs rsc-.-. =
in said mortgaee as below. speciaed. Fs-,S.--
particulars can be Ubtrned 6y apnii,-.i-
Whiting and Creightoa. ATTORNEYS n - 20
Charles X. Bishop. samuel 81 Dam,
tees of the Estate Of REBECCA p. PT-T-rll-i p
MORTGAGES
Premises to be sold arc.
Those certain premises. with impro-a-.-..
situate on Maunakea street Honol1ir ana 49,,
ed and described as follows; Commencinc n ~
north corner on Mannakea street and fe5-i-
east 90 feet to John Meek's iot thence 49,. ~
minis lot West $50 feet 70 Maunakea s,--s--
thence along Maunakea street 37is ferf ~ --,lf
Of beginning. being portion Of ~ 5-.'z-
described In Royal Patent No g. ffsz-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-10-04

The inter-island coasung trade has been light.
The receipts of produce aggregate 1888 bags Of
sugar. 1866 bags paddy, 2007 bags rice, 2i3 bags
potatoes. $50 hides, ISL bags rice bran, l64 live
stock. 20 bags wool, and b cords wood, besides
unenumerated sundries.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-10-04
1ncr,a 80 for 1855

Increase for lSS6-7. -. 25S
LIGHT estimates Beet crop for 1887 at ,6OJ,OOO
tons, against 65S,62O tons in 1867, and s,lSs 400
tons in lSS56.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-10-04
Annual Meeting 0nOmea Sugar Co

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the Onomea Sugar Company viii be held at
the office of c Brewer IL Co, ON TUESDAY, Oct
i ii 49,; 81 ~ PC JONES, sec'y.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-10-04
Annual Meeting Paukaa Sugar Co

THE ANNUAL MELTING OF
i the Paukaa Sugar Company VIII be held at
the office of Brewer & Co, ON TUESDAY, Oct
i1s5 st C JONES. Sec'y.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-10-04

from Bremen: Jas A King. from Port Townsend;
Alameda VIM Irwin and Forest Queen, from
San Francisco.
The departures TO foreign ports were the ~
Lucic, in ballast. for Port Townsend; the Aus
tralia. for San Francisco, with a cargo oil the
value of So 2sl.S7; and the Alameda for Auck-
land and SYDNEY
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Annual Meeting Waikiki Sugar Co

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the Waikiki Sugar Company will be held ON
MONDAY, oct TO- 1887, at the Office Of c Brewer
fIS5 St w w HALL. Scc'y.
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A private business letter from san Francisco,
dated September sd, 10 firm here, says: Beets
have dropped is per cwt. since the sth inst,
which would indicate that under favorable
weather the crop has improved. We report sales
on the l4h at rs cd: 18th 12s goth, lis lOisd; d,
lis Cd and sd. lis 7Ed per cwt heavy as well as
q steady decline.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07
MUNGER'S GINNERY

The Fairfield Recorder quotes from
the HERALD announcement Of the Or
ganization of the Munger Com
pany and says:
We were much gra.iiied to see the
above in the DALLAS HERALD of last
week. The moving spirit in the enter
prise mentioned, Mr.. Munger, is a
former resident of Mexia, and is quite
well known in our town and county.
He is young man with plenty of vim
and energy, and his several inventions
in cotton.handling machinery show
that he has inventive genius of a fine
order. Now, that he seems to have a
good financia! backing, we predict for
the company fine success; for the
many testimonials given Mr.. Munger's
machinery from practical gin men
show that his inventions are sup
ported by correct me chanical princi.
pies or they would not do correctly
the work claimed for them. Friend
Bob" aud the editor were young
men together, in another town, some
fourteen years ago, and we shall al
WAYS be glad TO note his progress up
ward in lie, and trust in few years
he will have solid footing in q
browning success for his labors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07

THE DALLAS HERALD is employing its en-
ergies in advocating an anti-Democratic
measure, prohibition, and In abusing Dem
ocratic president.--lIouston Age.
Now, Uncle Daniel, don't read us
out of the Democratic party. Your
opinion as to the Democracy Of probi-
bition does not coincide with such rec
ognized authority as Coke, Ross, Cal
houn, Reagan. Ireland, Maxey, Grain
and others. AS to Cleveland, the HER
AID doesn't abuse him; but thinks the
Democracy is certainly now able to
elect strict Democrat Of the Hill,
Bayard. Carlisle order, one who would
inaugurate Democratic reform in the
war and navy as well as other depart
ments. So far as.their position OIL pro-
hibition IS concerned, the HERALD be-
lieves that Hill is regarded as more
opposed 70 the measure than Clevc-
land.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07
A Divorce Not Granted.

The celebrated divorce case of AIRS.
). G. Latham against her husband, A.
Latham, for cruel treatment, etc, came
TO partial conclusion this morning.
Yesterday plaintiffs application for a
continuance was overruled. To-day
Judge Aldredge refused to grant the
divorce. A motion for a new trial
was ovcrruled; the plaintiff excepted
and gave notice of appeal. The court
said the plaintiff has tel days after adj
journment to FLEA statement Of facts
Mr.. Latham Is a prominent farmer of
Dallas county and the suit excitcs con-
siderable interest,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07
County Conyicts.

Superintendent Burgis, of the poor
farm will take to that county institu-
zion this afternoon the following per-
sons to work out their fines, etc.
Bank Graham, assault in which he
stabbed another fellow, $50 fine and
six months. He works the six months,
and the fine and costs out.
Parson Swan, months and $50 fine
and costs.
Matte Shepherd, simple assault, $50
and costs.
Grundy Cox, vag. $40 and costs.
Sam Cornwall, $40 and costs.
ID. Connolly, $40 and costs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07
The Beginning of Consumption.

Blotches. p.mples, crruptions, "fe-
ver-sores, ulcers and enlarged glands,
are but SO many outward manifesto
tions of poisonous and scrofulous hui
mors in the blood, which sooner or
later arc apt to attack the delicate tis-
sues of the lungs, causing liberation
and consumption of these organs. Be
wise in time and use DIR. Pierce's
"Golden Medical Discovery" the
greatest blood-puriiler. pectoral and
strength-giver yet known 10 medical
science. II cures all these dangerous
maladies having their origin in the
blood, If taken in time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07

The writers on The London Times
are the highest paid journalists in Eu-
rope. The special correspondents in
the various social capitals are given es-
adjustments that entitle them to a
footing of equality with the diplomatic
representatives. In Rome The Times
has only recently finished the building
of q handsome house for the exclusive
use and comfort of its correspondent at
that point.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07
Correction.

We regret there has been misun.
derstanding about the Parlor Enter.
tainment to be given by the ladies OF
the First Methodist Church. 1t will
take place at the residence of Mr.
Fendrick next Monday evening, May
3, at which time the program, embrace
ing the best literary and musical talent
in the city. will be carried out. Re-
freshme nts will he served.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07

The Waco Examiner thus remarks
on one of Texas greatest needs just
at this time:
Artesian wells are all the rage in the
state The railroads are beginning an ar
tesian well at Denton and other artesian
wells are going down at other points in
which Waco seems to be behind the times
in search for artesian water supply. The
water is unquestionably here for the dig
ging and there is plenty of capital to dig
with and Waco people are not loath to use
their capital which makes the apathy in this
respect all the mere singular and unac.
countable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07

VERDI is hard at work on new
style Of composition-children' songs.
Recently. when asked to write any
thing, he has invariably replied that he
was engaged on work which had long
been promised, but he would tell moth.
ing further. Now he confesses that he
has been fulfilling promise made to
the children Of St. Agatha-his country
home that he would write some music
for their favorite songs and games at
is no easy task" declares the veteran
composer. ITO satisfy my little friends
Many Of the most famous passages in
my operas have cost me far less trouble
than the Song of the Doll and the
Little Soldier which have just finish
ed"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07

The order OF st. James, which the
king of Portugal has conferred upon
DIR. j. w. Hoffman of the American
bureau of ethnology. was founded in
HI, and is therefore the most ancient
extant, except one other Portuguese
order, the order of st. John of Jerusa.
lem, and two Spanish orders. Eng
lands famous order of the Garter,
which is among the oldest, dates from
l348.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07

CHARLES READE in his memoirs say,
Of Ellen Terry: ELLEN Terry is ar
enigma. Her eyes are pale, her nose
rather long, her mouth nothing par.
ticular, complexion delicate bricI
dust, her hair rather like tow. Yet,
somehow. she is beautiful. Her ex.
preston kills any pretty face you see
beside her. Her figure is .ean and
bony, her hand masculine in size and
form. Yet she is pattern Of fawnlike
grace. Whether in movement or re-
pose, grace pervades the hussy. In
character impulsive, intelligent weak,
hystercal--in short, all that is abomin.
able and charming in woman"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07
Was Hungry.

Look here" said n white man.
speaking to a negro. 'why don't you
feed that dogp" pointing to an animal
whose sharp bones were cutting
through his hide.
"Why doan who feed him?"
you"
"Whut's l got ter feed him widP"
81 don't know, but you ought not
own a dog il you are not able to feed
him."
"Dis heah is er free kentry, amt
itp'
yes, am sorry to say"
"Ah, hah; an when er man amt got
ernuff fur hisse'f ter eat yer kahn
'speck him ter gin er dog nothin.' De
bible says, doan' fling de chillun's meat
ter de dogs. Doan' yer be Uneasy
bout dat dog. He amt ez hungry ez
he peers like"
Hes nearly starved" said the kind
hearted citizen, approaching the ami
NAL and gently placing a hand on the
dogs head. The dog wheeled around
and seized the man by the calf of the
leg.
"Confound the brutel" yelled the
citizen. Take him away"
Come way frum dat white man,
Tiger. Come on. / tells yer. Boss"
looking at the mans leg. "yerse'fs
right fur It peers like he is sorter
hungry. "-ArkaHsai Traveller.